Signs of Pediatric Hearing Loss
One of the most common misconceptions about hearing loss is that it only impacts older adults. Hearing loss is the third most pervasive medical condition people experience today. It impacts people of all ages and can be present at birth or develop at any age. Pediatric hearing loss refers to impaired hearing experienced by children….
Treating Hearing Loss is an Investment in Your Health
Hearing aids are small and mighty. They’re as smart as a mini-computer, and just as complicated. If you have hearing loss, hearing aids are an investment in your hearing health, as well as your overall health and wellbeing. Investing in your hearing will improve your physical health, your finances, your relationships, and your quality of…
Start Your New Year with Better Hearing!
A new year is upon us, and we all know what that means: New Year’s Resolutions! It’s time to think about the ways we can improve our lives in the year to come, and take steps to make ourselves healthier and happier! Are you considering starting an exercise regimen? Keeping more in touch with friends…
Encouraging a Loved One to Take a Hearing Test
Just as hearing loss comes in all shapes and sizes depending on the unique features of our lives, histories, and bodies, our responses to hearing loss can be quite varied, as well. Many people have a growing sense that hearing loss is becoming a problem, and that time has enabled them to accept that treatment…
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders Explains:
Protein in inner ear is key to how cells that help with hearing and balance are positioned. Using animal models, scientists have demonstrated that a protein called Emx2 is critical to how specialized cells that are important for maintaining hearing and balance are positioned in the inner ear. Emx2 is a transcription factor, a type…
Back-to-School Tips for Protecting Children’s Hearing
Noisy Planet As summer winds down and bathing suits are replaced by backpacks, our thoughts turn to the new school year. With the school bell about to ring, Â we remind you to help your children protect their hearing during what can be a noisy school year.Â
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss: How Loud Is Too Loud? How Long Is Too Long?
Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) occurs when tiny sensory hair cells in our inner ears are damaged by noises that are too loud and that last for too long.
Complimentary Speech and Hearing Consultations During the Month of May!
Complimentary Speech and Hearing Consultations During the Month of May! In honor of Better Hearing and Speech Month, Speech and Hearing Associates is offering complimentary hearing and/or speech consultations in all locations throughout the month of May! This offer is open to family and friends; you can forward this email to anyone who you think…
Help Your Heart, Get a Hearing Test
BETTER HEARING INSTITUTE February 4, 2015 Getting a Hearing Test Just May Help Your Heart, Says the Better Hearing Institute in Recognition of American Heart Month and National Wear Red Day® Washington, DC, February 4, 2015—Keeping track of your hearing by getting a hearing test may help you monitor your cardiovascular health, says the Better…
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month!
May is Better Hearing & Speech Month. Help Speech and Hearing Associates raise awareness about communication disorders this month by learning the facts and identifying the signs. You have questions? We have answers.